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Oblong-leaved Sundew
Nils K

Oblong-leaved Sundew (Drosera intermedia)

While searching for insects to get macroshots we came across these tiny flesheating plants. Like the shape and the method it uses, drops of glue with some kind of enzymes that digest their prey. Smart..

Got to go back on a sunny day to get some more shots,

TFL
Location
The Netherlands
Date taken
31/05/2008
Scientific name
Drosera intermedia
Equipment used
Nikon D300 + Tamron 90 mm macro
:eek!: I thought these things were found only in the tropics... now you, Wilma, Jack and the others must be carefull not to put the finger here and be digested by these hungry plants! ;) Very colourful and beautiful nevertheless, yes please, go back and take more pictures!!! o:) :t: :t:
 
A plant too charming to be a cannibal!!!!Look forward to seeing more!!

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Cora.
 

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